My dad, Ron Larson, believed in education. While very few things in life are certain, he knew that becoming more educated is the most sure-fire thing you can do
Another Thanksgiving was successfully “in the books” as the lovely Emily and I headed back home after a week at the Outer Banks. This was our second
We are all “Runnin’ Down a Dream” towards the future we want, and we all want to make the very best investment decisions. By just about any measure, the stock
Congratulations! You have worked hard to save and to provide for your family and are now enjoying a comfortable lifestyle. You are well on your way to a
In our previous blog post, we explored in great depth WHY advisors change firms. Now that your advisor has decided to make the move, what’s next? In this post
Has your advisor left for greener pastures? This occurrence is not uncommon, especially with all the changes in the business of financial advice. Like downtown
Writer’s note: this blog series is written in honor of my mother, Patricia Larson, who taught me many valuable lessons about money and life. She just
We have two amazing dogs. A 16-year-old Beagle mix we found years ago, and a six-month-old Boston Terrier that brings new life to all of us. An underground
Think back to when you were 10 years old and running around the neighborhood on one of those hot summer days. You were out playing basketball and covered in
“They don’t make men like Maynard anymore.”
These words could have been uttered by everyone who attended his funeral. His skills and love for life were clear
“Dad, you better sit down.” The nurse holding the white wand motioned me to the chair as my wife and I stared at the black and white screen of pulsating blobs
Both of my parents were educators in a small town called Wytheville in southwest Virginia. Our family could not afford luxurious vacations on their salaries, so